Or. Admin. Code § 137-003-0569 - Discovery in Contested Case Hearing - Enforcement
(1) The administrative law judge may refuse
to admit evidence that was not disclosed in response to a discovery order or
discovery request, unless the party or agency that failed to provide discovery
offers a satisfactory reason for having failed to do so, or unless excluding
the evidence would violate the duty to conduct a full and fair inquiry under
ORS 183.417(8). If the administrative law judge admits evidence that was not
disclosed as ordered or requested, the administrative law judge must, upon
request, grant a continuance to allow an opportunity for the agency or other
party to respond to the undisclosed evidence. The requirement to grant
continuances shall not apply in implied consent proceedings conducted pursuant
to ORS chapter 813.
(2) Failure to
respond to a request for admissions required by a discovery order shall be
deemed an admission of matters that are the subject of the request for
admissions, unless the party or agency failing to respond offers a satisfactory
reason for having failed to do so, or unless excluding additional evidence on
the subject of the request for admissions would violate the duty to conduct a
full and fair inquiry under ORS 183.417(8). If the administrative law judge
does not treat failure to respond to the request for admissions as admissions,
the administrative law judge may grant a continuance to enable the parties and
the agency to develop the record as needed.
(3) Nothing in OAR chapter 137, division 3,
shall be construed to require the agency or any party to provide information
that is confidential or privileged under state or federal law, except that upon
request the agency or any party must disclose all documents that the agency or
party intends to introduce at the hearing.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 183.341
Stats. Implemented: ORS 183.341 & 183.630
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